You will now be able to make video calls on laptops and PCs; the company has simultaneously launched several impressive features..

WhatsApp has introduced several new audio and video calling features for its web version. Users can now make one-on-one and group calls directly from WhatsApp Web without needing to download the desktop app. The company has also included features such as call transfer, a waiting room, QuickHD, and noise suppression. Let’s take a look at these features and how to use them...

**Make Video Calls on WhatsApp Web**
WhatsApp has announced that users can now make audio and video calls on its web version. This includes support for both one-on-one and group calls. According to the company, calls made via WhatsApp Web will remain end-to-end encrypted and will not have any time limits. Users will not incur any additional charges for this service. The web version will also offer features like screen sharing and in-call reactions.

**Greater Control with Call Transfer and Waiting Room**
A call transfer feature has been added in the new update, allowing users to move an ongoing group call to another device without disconnecting. For instance, a call started while traveling can be transferred to WhatsApp Web or the desktop app upon arriving home. Additionally, a "waiting room" feature has been introduced; participants joining via a call link will first be placed in a virtual waiting room and can only join the call after the manager grants permission.

**Improved Call Quality with QuickHD and Noise Suppression**
WhatsApp has introduced the QuickHD feature to enhance video call quality. The company states that this enables HD video quality right from the start of the call, whereas previously, the quality would improve gradually. A noise suppression feature has also been included to reduce background noise and make the user's voice clearer. According to WhatsApp, all these new calling features are being rolled out to users gradually.

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